Camila Cabello, known for her chart-topping pop hits, recently addressed the ongoing feud between hip-hop giants Drake and Kendrick Lamar. In an interview with the Sunday Times, amidst promoting her latest album “C, XOXO,” the “Havana” singer expressed frustration with the public’s fixation on negative narratives surrounding prominent figures in the music industry.
“It’s exhausting,” Cabello remarked. “Constantly hearing people criticize those you admire in such a negative light.” She hinted at a longing for reconciliation, saying, “Sometimes, I wish they could just sit down and talk things out.”
Although Cabello has collaborated with Drake on tracks like “Hot Uptown” or “Uuugly,” she didn’t shy away from addressing the tension between the two rap icons, whose diss tracks have been making headlines. “Music should bring people together, not drive them apart,” she added thoughtfully.
While her actual album releases focus on showcasing her growth and confidence as an artist, Cabello remains dedicated to spreading positivity through her music and live performances. At Rock in Rio Lisboa 2024, where she headlined, she treated fans to previews of new singles, including “Dade Country Dreaming” and “Chanel No. 5,” promising a blend of catchy tunes and heartfelt lyrics.
As Cabello continues to evolve her musical style and influence in the industry, her stance on unity and positivity resonates strongly, reaffirming her commitment to making a meaningful impact through her artistry.
